Goodwill Outlet Chaska
Chaska, MN · #1
- Kids allowed
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts cash and card
- Restrooms available
- Pay by the pound
- Shopping carts
- Bin rotations
- Warehouse style
Store hours
- Mon 8 AM–6 PM
- Tue 8 AM–6 PM
- Wed 8 AM–6 PM
- Thu 8 AM–6 PM
- Fri 8 AM–6 PM
- Sat 10 AM–6 PM
- Sun 10 AM–6 PM
What shoppers say4
I went on a Sunday afternoon and it was not at all like the negative reviews I read about. It was busy but everyone was courteous and nice. Noticed a few reseller's and the items seemed to be picked thru. I need to find the best time to go for new stock.
Matthew Boy this this place have horrible reviews!! y'all kinda made me scared to go here . With that being said, I had an amazing experience here. The bins are definitely a hit or miss but that's just the way goodwill outlets are. I got a tote bag full of clothes for only 12$ . Unlike the reviews, I had no problem with customer service or shopping carts or anything like that. Just go and do what you need to do and you most likely won't run into any problems. Only thing I would recommend is going earlier in the day because I was told they stop restocking the bins at 4:00pm and after they stop restocking it's hard to find anything you like. I would recommend you go here, chaska is a nice chill place to go thrifting. (I think I like the Brooklyn center location a little more though)
She Easily the worst goodwill I've ever been to confused why it exists at all. I went when there was very few customers the handful of staff I talked to were pretty polite which given how well... Awful the customers are was very surprised. Everything and I mean that laterally EVERYTHING was just complete trash very dirty clothes and the customers were scrambling to buy these sometimes visibly dirty clothes and even hats like they've never seen clothes in their lives. The Chaska regular goodwill is very close by a million times better.
Piggy
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The wholesale warehouses are a hit or miss sort of an experience. The products come out in these big blue plastic boats and you can dig through them looking for stuff you might want to buy. There is a good sized crowd in there and everybody does not care about rules so it can get kind of wild. I personally like polite behavior. That being said, Chaska is better than Brooklyn Park.
Shawn
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